What's inside the Orrefors 2024 Highlights Catalog

Orrefors has crafted Swedish crystal in continuous production since 1898. The 2024 Highlights catalog is the curated short-form companion to the full annual reference — a 19-page selection of the patterns most-spec'd by interior designers, registry consultants, and contemporary Scandinavian collectors in 2024, with the year's standout vase and candlestick releases alongside the iconic stemware programs.

Featured collections

Intermezzo Blue — Erika Lagerbielke's mouth-blown stemware, decanter, and tumblers with the cobalt-blue droplet sealed in the stem.
Carat — Lena Bergström's faceted, jagged-cut crystal candlesticks and stemware in clear and graphite.
Reed — Monica Förster's vertically folded vases in moss green and clear; Red Dot Award winner.
Ensemble — Benjamin Hubert's modular two-part vases with ribbed colored bases (amber, smoke, blue-gray) and clear bowl rims.
Squeeze — Lena Bergström's pinched-form vases in amber and blue-gray.
Orrefors heritage program — the smoky-gray fluted vase line plus the brand's 1898-origin signature pieces.

What you'll find inside

The Carat collection anchors the candlestick selection — sculptural jagged-faceted stems in pair and individual configurations across clear and graphite finishes. The Reed program leads vases with its vertical-fold silhouette and the Red Dot recognition. Ensemble appears in mix-and-match base/bowl groupings designed to be assembled into custom floral displays. Squeeze offers the pinched mid-section silhouette in blue-gray and smoky brown. Intermezzo Blue carries the stemware spread — wine, champagne, water carafe — with the cobalt droplet in clear crystal.

The booklet is dominated by clear crystal in modern minimalist Scandinavian silhouettes — 13 pages tag clear, 10 tag scandinavian, with cobalt blue, amber, blue-gray, smoke gray, and graphite accent colorways across the vase and candlestick families. Two designers — Lena Bergström and Erika Lagerbielke — anchor the editorial. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 19 pages in the digital edition right here.